Parkinson’s disease: How to best support your loved one’s mobility and quality of life
The best way to support a loved one with Parkinson’s is to better understand the condition and how it affects their quality of life. We’re offering practical, caregiver advice on managing mobility and quality of life for Parkinson’s patients.
READ MOREWhat to Expect: A Day in the Life of a Senior’s Caregiver
Are you new to in-home care aides for seniors? Familiarizing yourself with the process can help ease the transition for you and your loved one. Caregiver support at home helps […]
READ MOREAvoiding Caregiver Burnout: Strengthening Relationships with Family Members
If you’ve ever been the caregiver for a sick or aging loved one, you know how taxing it can be on your mind and body. On the other hand, if […]
READ MOREAgeing Gracefully: Normal Ageing vs. Dementia
We all want to age gracefully. However, some are not prepared for the normal effects of ageing, such as memory loss or other cognitive decline. These effects may come naturally […]
READ MORECaring and Providing Help for Seniors During the Holiday Season
The holiday season is full of emotional and social importance. The emotional spirit of the holidays can be calming and nostalgic or remind us of cherished moments from the past. […]
READ MORE8 Tips to Help Seniors Stay at Home and Join the Burnaby Community
The Burnaby community is an excellent place for seniors to live, especially if they choose to age in place in their homes. This welcoming neighbourhood has resources and support to […]
READ MORE9 Helpful Ways to Deal with Aggressive Behaviour in Seniors
Supporting an aging loved one who has become aggressive can be an emotional and physical drain on family caregivers. You want to provide the best care possible, but you worry […]
READ MORE7 Ways You Can Support a Loved One With Sundowner’s Syndrome
Do you notice unusual changes in the behaviour of your elderly loved one in the evening (around sunset)? It could be a sign of sundowner’s syndrome (“sundowning”). Sundown syndrome in […]
READ MORERespite Care 101 – Every Caregiver Needs a Break
Caring for a loved one is a big responsibility. While supporting their health and well-being may bring you joy, many caregivers struggle. That’s where respite care provides much-needed support for […]
READ MOREAging With Dignity: Maintaining Seniors Independence With Home Care
Did you know that 77% of older adults would choose to live in their current home (or with family) if given the choice? Many feel a loss of independence and […]
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